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Evaluating wxString in the watch list does not yet work.
But it works if you hover your mouse over the variable in the code (you must have enabled "Settings->Compiler & Debugger->Debugger->Evaluate expression under cursor"). That's when the aforementioned script is called currently .

Yiannis.

Just a side-note: Code::Blocks contains now the GNU build system for easier building :) Standard procedure: cd codeblocks ./bootstrap (<-- note: needed only the first time) mkdir -p build/debug cd build/debug ../../configure --enable-debug make sudo make install NOTE: This was recently added in CVS ...

windres --use-temp-file -i../../src/msw/version.rc -ogcc_mswudll\basedll_version_rc.o --define __WXMSW__ --define _UNICODE --include-dir ..\../include --include-dir ..\..\lib\gcc_dll\mswu --define WXDLLNAME=wxbase26u_gcc_Systems in Progress Where did this "Systems in Progress" come from?!? Did you ...

wxLua: just what you want

Yiannis.

Ah never mind, my libraries were wrong, and Code::Blocks uses g++ for linkage. That's just what I was about to reply ;) But I have one more question, does it matter what order the program links to the libraries? Absolutely. Libraries on which other libraries depend on, should be first (I hope this ...

Outstanding! I know that CodeBlocks is looking for a RAD. I wonder if they would want to use yours as a base? Is it written in C++/wxWidgets? Is the source code available? -Tony Yes, upCase is a regular over at our forums and we 've talked about it. We decided it's better to continue building it as...

Linux installation documentation, as well as other articles, will be added after we release the next update. Hopefully, this will happen some time next week

Yiannis.

Code::Blocks is an open-source cross-platform IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for C/C++. Supported compilers under win32 are: * GNU GCC (MinGW/Cygwin) * Microsoft's Visual C++ Free Toolkit 2003 * Borland's C++ Compiler 5.5 Under Linux, GNU GCC is supported. All supported compilers are auto-...

So, I've noticed that people seem enthusiastic about wxIFM (I've never tried it myself), and I'm wondering if your IDE makes use of this framework. Short answer is no. Initially, I used to use the wxFL library. But I was not satisfied with it. It had some problems with messages not going where they...

Thanks for the link. I 'll definitely check it out

Code::Blocks is an open-source cross-platform IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for C/C++ - currently ;) It is built around a plugin framework that allows it to be extended through the use of external libraries (plugins). Version 1.0-beta4 offers many improvements over previous versions and a...